Uzbekistan Sends Humanitarian Aid to Iran
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan has delivered humanitarian aid to Iran, providing food supplies and medical assistance amid escalating regional tensions.
On March 16, Uzbekistan dispatched a humanitarian shipment to Iran, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The cargo was transported Turkmenistan and has already been handed over to Iranian officials.
The aid package includes essential food items such as flour, rice, sugar, pasta, sunflower oil, and canned goods, along with medicines and medical supplies.
The handover ceremony was attended by Iranian officials and diplomats. The cargo was delivered by Uzbekistan’s Ambassador to Turkmenistan, Ravshanbek Alimov.
Iranian representatives expressed gratitude to President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, emphasizing that the initiative reflects strong traditions of friendship, solidarity, and mutual support between the two countries.
The humanitarian effort comes amid ongoing conflict in the Middle East, which has led to rising casualties and increased regional instability.
The aid package includes essential food items such as flour, rice, sugar, pasta, sunflower oil, and canned goods, along with medicines and medical supplies.
The handover ceremony was attended by Iranian officials and diplomats. The cargo was delivered by Uzbekistan’s Ambassador to Turkmenistan, Ravshanbek Alimov.
Iranian representatives expressed gratitude to President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, emphasizing that the initiative reflects strong traditions of friendship, solidarity, and mutual support between the two countries.
The humanitarian effort comes amid ongoing conflict in the Middle East, which has led to rising casualties and increased regional instability.
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